/Quarkus_DynamoDB

Quarkus REST API that uses DynamoDB running locally

Primary LanguageJava

quarkus-dynamodb project

This project uses Quarkus and DynamoDB.

Running the application

You can run this application by following below steps:

  • mvn package

  • docker build -f src/main/docker/Dockerfile.jvm -t quarkus/dynamodb-quickstart-jvm .

  • docker-compose up

Application Structure

This service is able to securely store session data from multiple microservices. This application is able share data between multiple authorized microservices.

This application becomes aware of applications that can and cannot share data among them via external variables configured in application.properties:

  • share.allow=A,B ( A and B can share data between them)
  • share.notAllow=C (C can only access data that it itself stored)

When application comes up, it checks if the table structure to store the data is already in place, and if not, it creates the tables and loads initial data into it.

Data is structured in the following way:

{ "Items": [ { "serviceName": { "S": "C" }, "sharedData": { "M": { "four": { "S": "40" } } } } ] }

Each service will get it's own document identified by "serviceName" attribute in the database and data that can be shared will be stored under sharedData attribute as a Map.

Request Structure

Different microservices can call this application by sending a JSON in a REST request. Following data can be sent:

POST http://localhost:8090/storesessiondata

{ "serviceName":"B", "sharedData": { "KEY1": "VALUE", "KEY2": "VALUE" } }

It returns the data that's added in response and Http Status 200:

GET http://localhost:8090/storesessiondata

{ "serviceName":"A", "key":"KEY1" }

It returns the data if key exists.